Portland’s STEELPORT Knife Co. Forges Partnership With Japanese Retailer
Japan is known as an exporter of great knives, not an importer — until now.
- Published in Manufacturing
Portland Homeless Family Solutions Rebrands as Path Home
Name change reflects the 15-year-old nonprofit’s increased commitment to preventing homelessness, director says.
- Published in Nonprofit
Wieden+Kennedy Co-Founder Dan Wieden Dead at 77
Wieden, who coined Nike’s “Just Do It” tagline, made memorable ads with an edge.
- Published in Professional Services
Grand Ronde: 23-Acre Oregon City Site is Now Tumwata Village
The 'new' name restores the Native name for the falls and community.
- Published in Energy and Environment
Caitlin Bartlemay Wants to Set the Record Straight on Vodka
Head distiller for Clear Creek Distillery and Hood River Distillers talks about vodka’s reputation as a “garbage spirit,” as well as the future of her workplace.
- Published in Manufacturing
Milestone Systems: ‘Citizens Are Sick and Tired of Technology Companies Abusing Their Data’
Milestone Systems leaders talk about the need for a better ethical framework to guide the digital age.
- Published in Tech
Fire Destroys Pendleton Flour Mill
Tennessee-based Grain Craft, which owns the mill, says it’s working with farmers to handle wheat supply
- Published in Farms and Forests
The CPA of Green
Bend-based Andrew Hunzicker’s DOPE CFO helps train CPAs and CFOs on the ins and outs of the cannabis industry.
- Published in Cannabis
What Employers Need to Know as Heat Hits This Week
New heat, smoke rules went into effect June 15 — and Oregon’s paid sick-leave law has been updated to allow time off during heat emergencies.
- Published in Farms and Forests
Patrick Menzies Takes Reins at Portland Clinic
Menzies tells Oregon Business he will fight to maintain the organization’s independence
- Published in Health Care